NSW successfully defends its women’s rugby league title against Queensland with a 22-6 win in Wollongong.
Category: ABC Brisbane News Updates
One-third of Queensland police officers 'burnt out', survey reveals
A third of Queensland police feel “burnt out” by their jobs and only a quarter feel the service’s recruitment and promotion decisions are fair, a staff survey shows.
Penny-farthing class peddles love of iconic bicycle
A bicycle enthusiast is set to build his 100th penny-farthing alongside his TAFE students in Brisbane.
'Bad blood?': Powderfinger drummer surprised band played gig without him
Powderfinger’s drummer, who found out about a reunion performance at Splendour in the Grass via a text message from a friend in the crowd, is assured by Bernard Fanning it was a “spur of the moment” idea.
Zero to 26C: South-east Queensland rugs up, but not for long
Queenslanders who felt the chill this morning were not alone: Brisbane felt more like Canberra. But the BOM has advised people not to get too cosy, ahead of above-average temperatures later today.
Queensland Government to almost double free parking spaces at public hospitals
The State Government will almost double the number of free and cheaper car park spaces available for patients and carers at the state’s public hospitals, in response to an online petition which garnered more than 8,000 signatures.
Brisbane welcomes sailors as USS Ronald Reagan arrives
The $4 billion nuclear-powered USS Ronald Reagan arrives into Brisbane, with retired serviceman and Queensland beer ready to welcome its sailors.
Childhood dream to channel crossing: Brisbane amputee to take on treacherous swim
Michael Powell wants to prove age and a disability are no match for a man with a dream who is prepared to do the work.
Prince Charles and Camilla to attend Gold Coast Commonwealth Games
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla are heading to the sunshine state for a royal tour during the Commonwealth Games next April, combining their official roles at the event with a luxury holiday.
'Why not move?': Palmer denies responsibility for sacked Nickel workers
Clive Palmer defends going on a European cruise while some former Queensland Nickel workers are unable to pay their bills saying: “If you haven’t been employed for two years it doesn’t show too much initiative about yourself, does it?”